Cape Town – Chris Brown has arrived in South Africa for his two-day concert at FNB Stadium in Soweto this weekend.
A photo shared by the event organisers shows Chris Brown arriving in Johannesburg on Wednesday, walking with an entourage that includes bodyguards.
Over 50,000 South Africans rallied to stop Chris Brown from performing in the country, but here’s the twist: the same Chris Brown has reportedly paid $30,000 to a South African artist, Naledi Aphiwe, to open the stage for his concert this December. It seems while the petitions… pic.twitter.com/gDCa88s8l2
— Afrokonnect (@AfrokonnectNG) December 12, 2024
Chris Brown was originally scheduled to perform a single concert on December 14 at FNB Stadium. However, after tickets sold out within minutes, a second show was added at the same venue.
Despite calls from advocacy groups and political parties to bar him from the country due to his history of abuse, the concert will proceed.
Tickets for Saturday’s show are sold out, with limited tickets still available for Sunday.
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LIMITED TICKETS! 🎟️ Secure your spot NOW 👉 https://t.co/Kp9ANGxG8I or… pic.twitter.com/FFGl9CZGsS
— BIG Concerts (@BigConcerts) December 11, 2024
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Compiled by Betha Madhomu
